They only offered us chairs, no competitions

While the PSOE dome has closed negotiations with Podemos, the chief negotiator of the party has indicated the opposite direction. The chairman of the negotiating committee, Pablo Echenique, said that he was expecting the interim president, Pedro Sánchez, "not to go on vacation" after the failed investiture because "the People's problems are still there "and he trusted that before September will reach a coalition government between the PSOE and Unidos Podemos, for which he urges to open the negotiation.

The purple leader said that to reach this executive, the socialist leader must understand that the "express negotiation" preceding Thursday's unsuccessful vote was not a real negotiation and that he ended up getting to the nomination offering a government of "coercion" ", something that in his opinion" is not reasonable ".

For Echenique, the PSOE carried out a "trading simulation" in order to monopolize the maximum power within the government (Council of Ministers), which, in his opinion, led to the failure of the government. investiture after 80 trading days. He believes that the PSOE and Pedro Sánchez did not want to have a government because they wanted to govern alone first, then they tried to "monopolize 90%" of the executive power of the coalition.

If the coalition proposal of the Socialists had been "unworthy", they would have liked it, because society is already "angry at the unhappy spectacle" of the last days. For Echenique, the proposed ministries were empty of know-how, "they were armchairs". "We are being offered chairs, and the ministries need to have a number of skills to implement public policies," he said, before clarifying that a housing ministry should be able to fight against evictions without housing solution or coping with the increase in the number of people. the rents. "What they offered us was no ability to do either," he said.

Thus, he insisted that, since the leaders of the purple formation are not in politics to "improve Wikipedia" by decreeing it with a ministry, they continue to demand to launch their electoral program. "We come from happy lives in which we enjoyed our work and we came to improve the country.If the PSOE does not understand it, it is that it does not understand what political force we are" , did he declare. But Echenique added that the negotiations can continue and hailed the fact that Sánchez said that he would continue to seek his nomination without going to elections.